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Many of MIT's strength are what one would probably expect- Tech, Entrepreneurship/New Enterprises, Operations, and Finance. Another strength is International Business. One might say that it does not have the full array of strengths that characterize the other ultra elites, but it is exceptionally strong in Tech and stronger in most fields than the vast majority of schools in lower clusters.
Many of MIT's strength are what one would probably expect- Tech, Entrepreneurship/New Enterprises, Operations, and Finance. Another strength is International Business. One might say that it does not have the full array of strengths that characterize the other ultra elites, but it is exceptionally strong in Tech and stronger in most fields than the vast majority of schools in lower clusters.
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When U say tech do you mean IT or engineering in general??
What are MIT's strengths in the area of quantitative finance and applied technolgy in Finance ? Would this be a good destination to help me follow a 'hedge fund' industry career path ?
In fact out of all the Ultra Elites, which ones are the best suited for this ?
Legatum's recent $50m gift to create the Center for Development & Entrepreneurship will support and fund "Fellows" or aspiring entrepreneurs from developing countries.
Link: https://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2007/legatum-0917.html An alumnus of Sloan suggested (and recommended me) for this.
Just wondering...
How would this compare with Other M7 MBA programs?
(Of course, much of this depends on even getting an opportunity to choose!)
Gonna be totally up there with the best of them - esp for E&I (obily). Added advantage that the acceptance rate is significantly higher and more funding available.......added disadvantage ( an this is in particular to you collsenior, cause I presume you're young an havent worked too much).....you need to demonstrate your ent. bent of mind. Preferrably through actions.
But then I might be wrong, an you might have been running a Symbian gaming company in college
Legatum's recent $50m gift to create the Center for Development & Entrepreneurship will support and fund "Fellows" or aspiring entrepreneurs from developing countries. Link: https://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2007/legatum-0917.html An alumnus of Sloan suggested (and recommended me) for this.
Just wondering... How would this compare with Other M7 MBA programs?
(Of course, much of this depends on even getting an opportunity to choose!)
Originally posted by collegesenior on 23 Oct 2007, 00:39.
Last edited by collegesenior on 23 Oct 2007, 00:41, edited 1 time in total.
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Wish I had!
It might seem odd, but while H/S/W are ranked highest, I am most excited by this program.
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Gonna be totally up there with the best of them - esp for E&I (obily). Added advantage that the acceptance rate is significantly higher and more funding available.......added disadvantage ( an this is in particular to you collsenior, cause I presume you're young an havent worked too much).....you need to demonstrate your ent. bent of mind. Preferably through actions.
But then I might be wrong, an you might have been running a Symbian gaming company in college
Legatum's recent $50m gift to create the Center for Development & Entrepreneurship will support and fund "Fellows" or aspiring entrepreneurs from developing countries. Link: https://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2007/legatum-0917.html An alumnus of Sloan suggested (and recommended me) for this.
Just wondering... How would this compare with Other M7 MBA programs?
(Of course, much of this depends on even getting an opportunity to choose!)
What are MIT's strengths in the area of quantitative finance and applied technolgy in Finance ? Would this be a good destination to help me follow a 'hedge fund' industry career path ?
In fact out of all the Ultra Elites, which ones are the best suited for this ?
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Hi bsd_lover,
I'm not a really expert on hedge funds, but the people who are, they are in front of me.
I have heard that MIT Sloan sends an incredibly number of students into consulting and the links above confirm it. I have also heard that Sloan is not nearly as well respected in so-called "soft" fields such as CPG etc. Am I off on this?
I really like the small feel to Sloan and how it emphasizes such strong quants in a day and age where that is so important. In addition, I like the Boston area.
This is GK from India. I got admit into Mit summer program on "Leadership in Teams" starting this july.
I wanna make the most of this oppurtunity.Well, my plan is to attend this program and get a self analysis of myself ( in area's of leadership quality..PR skills etc etc).I am planning to get a MBA degree may be after 1 year.right now I am working as a SAp consultant for the last 1 yr.
I would like to know the feed back from the MIT 'ians or the one's who hav been there before to guide me to get the best of it.Ofcourse i also wd like to know the places one must'nt forget to visit in and around Boston area.
I plead all the MIT'ians to take some time and reply to your fellow GMATclub member.